Park Mi-sun Makes Surprise Appearance on 'You Quiz' to Debunk False Rumors: 'I'm Here to Report I'm Alive!'

Veteran entertainer Park Mi-sun has made a much-anticipated return to television, addressing recent concerns about her well-being.

In a preview for the upcoming episode of tvN's variety show 'You Quiz on the Block,' Park Mi-sun appeared to directly counter the spread of fake news. She humorously stated, "There's so much fake news. I came out to report that I'm alive!"

Sporting a new short haircut, Park Mi-sun greeted viewers with a calm yet bright smile, reassuring fans who had grown worried. Her absence from broadcast activities earlier this year, including her abrupt departure from JTBC's 'Han Cheol's Black Box Review' and a halt in her YouTube uploads, had fueled speculation about her health.

At the time, her agency, Cube Entertainment, had clarified, "She is taking a break due to health reasons, but it is not a serious illness. She plans to return healthy after sufficient rest." Park Mi-sun herself had previously shared updates on her social media, saying, "These days, during my long break, the time spent with my family is so precious and happy. Thanks to the snowman my son made for me to get healthy, I laughed a lot. I am living well and happily."

Now, approximately 10 months later, Park Mi-sun officially addressed the rumors on 'You Quiz.' When co-host Jo Se-ho asked about her relationship with Yoo Jae-suk, she replied, "I learn a lot when I work with him on broadcasts." Yoo Jae-suk humorously recalled her nickname from their 'Happy Together' days, "Park, the Oracle Sister" ('Park Il-chim Noona'), which elicited laughter.

It has been reported that Park Mi-sun is currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Through this appearance, she aims to convey a message of well-being and show her healthy condition directly to her fans.

Fans expressed overwhelming joy and relief at Park Mi-sun's appearance. Netizens commented, "It's so good to see you again," "Don't mind the fake news and take good care of your health," and "Seeing your face makes me feel at ease," sending supportive messages.